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Ria Visser

1961 - today

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Her biography is available in 14 different languages on Wikipedia. Ria Visser is the 326th most popular skater, the 1,380th most popular biography from Netherlands and the 23rd most popular Dutch Skater.

Ria Visser is a Dutch speed skater born in 1961, most famous for her achievements in long track speed skating, including winning multiple World Championships and setting several world records during her career. She is particularly noted for her success in the 1980s, where she became a prominent figure in the sport.

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Among Skaters

Among skaters, Ria Visser ranks 326 out of 483Before her are Marina Cherkasova, Ryuichi Kihara, Daisuke Takahashi, Marc Gagnon, Evan Lysacek, and Elena Bechke. After her are Lasse Sætre, Wang Beixing, Wang Manli, Debi Thomas, Lucille Opitz, and Natalia Zabiiako.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1961, Ria Visser ranks 1,013Before her are Clive Allen, Peter Obi, Jim Cornette, Yolanda Adams, Dinesh D'Souza, and Cornelia Bargmann. After her are Sue Hearnshaw, Jeff Malone, Julie Caitlin Brown, Arlene Boxall, Connie Paraskevin, and Ivory.

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In Netherlands

Among people born in Netherlands, Ria Visser ranks 1,380 out of NaNBefore her are Dennis Gentenaar (1975), Nacer Barazite (1990), Erben Wennemars (1975), Wietse van Alten (1978), Linda Wagenmakers (1975), and Myron Boadu (2001). After her are Gerco Schröder (1978), Rob Jetten (1987), Gerald Sibon (1974), Lara Stone (1983), Sven Botman (2000), and Roel Brouwers (1981).

Among Skaters In Netherlands

Among skaters born in Netherlands, Ria Visser ranks 23Before her are Leo Visser (1966), Marianne Timmer (1974), Bob de Jong (1976), Femke Kok (2000), Gianni Romme (1973), and Falko Zandstra (1971). After her are Gerard van Velde (1971), Gerard Kemkers (1967), Jochem Uytdehaage (1976), Koen Verweij (1990), Jan Ykema (1963), and Carlijn Achtereekte (1990).

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